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Volkswagen ID.Every1 Concept Previews Affordable EV

Published on 6 Mar, 2025, 3:57 AM IST
Updated on 6 Mar, 2025, 4:10 AM IST
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Despite its affordability, the ID.Every1 is unlikely to make its way to the United States or even India due to trade policies, size preferences, and range limitations.

Volkswagen has unveiled the ID.Every1 concept, a compact battery-electric vehicle set to debut as a production model in 2027. Positioned as an entry-level offering, the vehicle is expected to carry a price tag below $22,000 (approx. ₹19 lakh). However, despite its affordability, the ID.Every1 is unlikely to make its way to the United States or even India due to trade policies, size preferences, and range limitations.

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Positioned as an entry-level offering, the vehicle is expected to carry a price tag below $22,000 (approx. ₹19 lakh).

The ID.Every1 represents Volkswagen’s commitment to providing budget-friendly electric mobility, particularly for urban European markets. With an overall length of 3881 mm, the ID.Every1 is significantly smaller than most EVs. It measures nearly a foot longer than the discontinued Volkswagen Up but remains 155 mm shorter than a four-door Mini Cooper. Despite its compact footprint, Volkswagen claims that the ID.Every1’s MEB-based platform allows for a spacious cabin that comfortably accommodates four passengers and 311 litres of cargo space. 

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The screen will have some permanent icons and a flat menu structure.

The ID. Every1 is designed primarily as an efficient city vehicle. Its front wheels are driven by a 95.2 bhp electric motor. The vehicle is estimated to offer a maximum range of 249 km on the WLTP cycle, a figure that would likely be lower under the more stringent EPA testing cycle. Its top speed is capped at 130 kmph.

The ID.Every1’s limited range and performance could be a drawback for American consumers. Many U.S. buyers expect a minimum range of 322 km from modern electric vehicles, making Volkswagen’s budget-friendly EV a tough sell in the market. 

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Volkswagen claims that the ID.Every1’s MEB-based platform allows for a spacious cabin that comfortably accommodates four passengers.

Despite its low-cost positioning, the ID.Every1 incorporates several advanced features. Flexible seating arrangements, a multi-function centre console, and the latest software architecture enable over-the-air updates, keeping the car technologically relevant over time. These attributes enhance the vehicle’s practicality and adaptability, particularly in dense urban environments where space efficiency is a priority. 

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It measures nearly a foot longer than the discontinued Volkswagen Up but remains 155 mm shorter than a four-door Mini Cooper.

Volkswagen has ensured that the concept showcases flared fenders, short overhangs, and a sturdy stance reminiscent of performance-oriented vehicles. The five-spoke 19-inch wheels further enhance its visual appeal. While certain design elements may not transition to the final production model, the overall styling philosophy is expected to remain intact.

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